August 31: 1939: Legendary bassist Cleve Eaton was born in Fairfield 2002 Vibraphonist Lionel Hampton, who spent part of his childhood in Birmingham, died. September 1: 1903 The first official weather observation was recorded at the Weather Forecast Office Birmingham. … Continue reading →

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The rumors of their demise were premature, but only slightly. Black & White reported in their August 9 edition that longtime local favorite Scott’s Koneys was already closed. Well, yesterday was actually the last day for the 30+ year old … Continue reading →

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Sloss Fright Furnace is currently seeking ghouls for this Halloween’s terrifying journey through the netherworld: “A Vortex of Spirits.” Auditions for the new trail will be held at Sloss Furnaces (20 32nd St. North) on Tuesday, Sept.11, and Wednesday, Sept. … Continue reading →

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Approximately 100 people came out to The Bottletree last night to celebrate the launch of this very website. We’d like to take a second to thank all of you that came out and those that sent along well wishes. We’ve … Continue reading →

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There were door prizes given away last night at the launch party. We figured we’d post the winners… over on the prizes page. Go on over and see if you’ve won. (Yes, we will be contacting them as well via … Continue reading →

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August 30: 1908: An unsuccessful strike by 18,000 United Mine Workers members was called off by union officials. For more, visit Bhamwiki.com

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  A beautiful view outside of The Bottletree during The Terminal’s Launch Party this evening. We’ll post the winners of the door prizes from the launch party tomorrow morning. Thanks to all that attended. Photo credit: Bob Farley/f8photo 

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